Question about Lasseters Casino

[pilot305]

Hey all, quick question. How does Blackjack play there? Meaning, do they seem pretty fair? Do they have multi-player tables? Just curious. I'm thinking about joining them for their 200% signup bonus. I play mainly blackjack and video poker. Any comments would be appreciated.

thanks all!
pilot305

[ezc3m]

Originally Posted by pilot305

Hey all, quick question. How does Blackjack play there? Meaning, do they seem pretty fair? Do they have multi-player tables? Just curious. I'm thinking about joining them for their 200% signup bonus. I play mainly blackjack and video poker. Any comments would be appreciated.

thanks all!
pilot305

i personally deposited 125$ to get full bonus and cashed out 675$, i feel i just got lucky. i don't like their blackjack or aus vegas's, i feel its more house oriented, i counter that with an aggressive strategy that just paid out in this case

also, things to keep in mind regarding lasseter/aus vegas is that:
1.)you need to send in online/fax a proof-of-age document before they let you cash out
2.)the first cashout is done by check thru snail mail (NO EXCEPTIONS), and they charge 5$ for shipping

[two_card]

My experience with their BJ - it is extremely streaky.
Several times I lost my deposit very quickly.
Several times I have doubled my deposit in a few hands.
Rarely a ho-hum session.


A best guess for my play is about .8% house advantage.

[Stanford]

Originally Posted by two_card

A best guess for my play is about .8% house advantage.

Pretty close. This casino uses an infinate deck and EHC rule. Players should search the Wiz's website for the proper BS.

Stanford

[BakuPT]

I also opened an account. 200% up to 250$ being a reputable casino had to try it. BJ rules are of the worst you can get online. On the positive side for people that like slots they have lots of them and they all have the payout % stated. The best ones go over 97% i think. Very good for slots i think. They also have a good pay table for Joker Poker but the graphics are horrible.

PS: They seem to have great support. Emailed my scanned ID and in less then half hour i was age verified.

Basic Strategy: http://wizardofodds.com/askthewizard...-strategy.html
Chart is almost at bottom of the page.

House Edge with 8 decks: 0.534%
From 8 decks to new 8 deck shoe every card the diference can´t be much.
http://members.iinet.net.au/~damo87/Lasseters.html

[Thatchatch]

My experience, bad turned to good) as posted at WOL

Hi,

Anyone with my experience with Ausvegas? From the start the program was eating me alive. Getting lower than half my $150 start, I went into my not-so-patented negative progression after 4 straight lost hands. What works miracles for me at time sank me to a grand total of 0.37 credits.

Oh well, another loss I thought. I brought myself to their penny slots and on the first spin I won 300 credits! Don’t ask me the slot's name, I just remember that it looked ‘mickey mouse’. So now I had the chance to play three $1 hands of BJ. Lost the first hand. Doubled on the second and won. Then went on a long $2 win streak, switched to $4 and all I can remember is that sweet voice saying “player wins” until I stopped at $230 having met WRs along time ago for BJ.

Streaky or what? Fisrt it killed me dead, then it let me score a decent win coming back from the dead, sort of.

Anyone experienced that streakiness, positive or negative at Auvegas (or Lasseters, same program)?

Regards,

Thatch

[sw2003]

There are quite of bit of streaks at AusVegas. Both you and the dealer get plenty of streaks. Dealers' can come in close succession, so negative progressionists beware! The BJ playing experience varies wildly from session to session. If dealer's switch is on, he won most of everything with a house edge of as much as 10%. But players do get winning chances in between. Whether you will win or lose depends on whether one is playing in a dealer-wins-all session.
The result is totally unpredictable!

Do I want to go back? Em........ I hate to play in a 10% house edge session!